Sorry that Happened.
1. Don’t mix peptides. (And don’t buy premixed). They’re not like small molecule (ie, regular) drugs. They’re a string of amino acids and unless they’ve been confirmed as compatible (extremely rare), two will likely interact at various points along that string. Tesamorelin is very unstable on its own. The $7,000 / month pharma version had to be reconstituted in single dose vials and used immediately because it aggregates so quickly. After 20 years they finally developed a formula stable enough to last a few days after reconstitution just recently. UGL Tesa convinced me to start filtering.
2. UGL BAC is trash, and many things in a poorly made BAC can ruin your peptide. Use Hospira BAC if you can get it, which is pharma. It eliminates a lot of variables. Otherwise make your own from quality Water for Injection and Pharma grade benzyl alcohol.
I wouldn’t reconstitute any more of it until I got some Hospira.